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Alaska commercial fishing news and notes
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- Deckboss
- I'm a journalist covering Alaska's commercial fishing industry. My real name is Wesley Loy. Reach me at wloy61@gmail.com.
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- Twelve more for trollers
- A halibut history on the horizon
- Kodiak fish debate set for congressional candidates
- This will be completed really fast, right?
- Farmed salmon? How about sablefish instead?
- Task force reportedly gets to work
- Crab fleet rep reportedly wins council seat
- Another big Bristol Bay sockeye harvest in 2025?
- What caused the great snow crab collapse?
- More legal trouble for trawlers
- Man reported killed on troller near Sitka
- A boat seizure and arrest in Southeast
- A big win for trollers
- Cook Inlet EEZ closes
- Manufacturer of the Year
- Body of missing Bristol Bay fisherman recovered
- Trawlers to court: Please hurry
- Russian naval vessel seen south of Aleutians
- Salmon notes
- More Peltola fisheries legislation
- Fishing finance
- Another big landslide causes B.C. salmon concern
- Three appointed to North Pacific Council seats
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August
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4 comments:
Sablefish is a much better choice than anything. But it's, what, three to four times the price?
Sablefish is affordable now. Dock price is really low for fishermen but not a bad deal for consumers.
If the dollar continues to weaken, it will drive up dockside prices. The prices need to be low for another two to three years, I think, to gain traction broadly in the domestic market.
Respectfully, I am not seeing this, at the store at least. If you know where I can get some in Seattle....
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